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how can i reduce the gurgling noises
and the fan on the computer just turns on and off randomly - is this due to the position of my computer ? any help with the gurgling noises, i thought it may be spyware etc slowing it down i was going to buy this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Norton-Compati...QQcmdZViewItem but im not sure what you guys reckon i have AVG, ad aware , and spybot |
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what exactly do you mean by "gurgling noises"? if the fans are too loud you can get things that will quiet them down a little. As far as your fans going on and off, your computer is supposed to do that, and to my knowledge no virus or spyware program can turn your fans on and off. To speed up your computer, try doing a disk cleanup and defrag
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If there is a noise coming out of your computer, I don't see how anti-virus softwares would do any better when its a hardware problem. Every computer makes noises but there is a limit. I have no specs about your computer so I cannot help you much until you list some.
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ok here are my specs
intel pentium 4 processor 515 512mb 160 GB 72000rpm XP compaq presario wait - i found it on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Compaq-Presari...QQcmdZViewItem |
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Are you talking about your harddrive....?
Some harddrives make noise when they are loading which seems like what you are talking about. Another thing could be you don't have a good enough power supply. but, I doubt it.
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as for the fan kicking on and off, if the computer is getting hot, the fan will run faster and louder, and when it is at a lower temp, it will run quiet and you can barily hear it. that is ok if it does that.
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Your powersupply should be fine if you bought it prebuilt. Defragment your hard drive, run a spyware and adware scan, uninstall unneccesary programs, and delete files your dont need(music, videos etc.). If that noise is really bothering you, you can buy a new hdd.
EDIT: You can also buy new, quiter fans if the sound is bothering you that much.
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